Adytum Platform — POS

Built — releasing · card payments pending

The register that posts straight to the books.

A point-of-sale register where each sale posts via post_sales_receipt into the accounting core the moment it happens — so the sale and the books never disagree. To be plain about where it stands: POS is built, and card processing is the remaining piece before release.

Part of the Adytum platform: everything settles into the ledger. POS is one of the five products that generate money events — each posts through a named RPC. See the whole platform →
The idea

The sale and the books never disagree.

Most registers keep their own totals, and someone reconciles them into the accounting later. Adytum POS skips that gap: each sale posts through post_sales_receipt into the same double-entry core the rest of the platform settles into. There is no separate sales record to reconcile — the sale is the book entry.

Where it stands today

Built — releasing. The register and its posting path into the core are built. Card payments are pending: card processing is the remaining piece before release. If you want it when it ships, get in touch.

How it connects to the core

One RPC, straight to the core

Every sale reaches the books through a single named RPC — post_sales_receipt. Nothing in POS writes the books directly.

No drift, by construction

Because the sale posts into the double-entry core itself, the register total and the books can't wander apart.